Med's Map
Introduction
Rendering Shapes
MEDCUBE (Learning Color)
Painting Basic Subjects
Constructing the Skull
Skulls Without Reference
The Facial Features
Secret Shapes (BONUS)
Color Appeal!
Value Techniques
Master Studies
Alla Prima - Direct Painting
Studying Real Faces
Stylized Photo Study
Stylized Study (Complete Edition Extra!)
Shape Design
Appealing Light
Intro to Concept Art - Concept Design
Complete Edition Extras
Gumroad Classics
Critiques
Expansion Pack Extras | Fantasy Character Painting
Expansion Pack Extras | Lighting Study
Expansion Pack Extras | Style Study
We’ll begin our next module by becoming familiar with the basic form of the skull, starting with the cranium.
Newest
Andreas Kra
4mo
Here, I sketched the skull to gain a better understanding of its structure, focusing on different aspects for each drawing:
1. Gesture and simplified forms (CSI lines)
2. Correcting the plane changes (orientation of parallel planes: eye, jaw, teeth)
3. Using straight lines to simplify the look
4. Wireframe/basic shapes and orientation
5. Sketching with the overhand grip to improve line quality and gesture
6. Focusing on 3D planes (capturing in 3D)
7. Profile of the skull
Looking back at the drawings, I realized there were many shapes I hadn't noticed before. For instance, the shape of the cheekbones is quite an interesting organic form. Additionally, I never noticed the fin-like bone extension after the teeth in the jaw—quite fascinating!
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Art is the conveyance of fundamental human truth, regardless of barriers attempting to conceal it.
